Futurism - This eco-friendly refrigerator, designed by Yuriy Dmitriev, features a special gel-like substance that suspends and cools food. | Facebook
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Science & Technology- Gadgets, inventions and discoveries: Futuristic Biopolymer Gel Fridge - "Bio Robot Refrigerator".
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Green Gel Refrigerators : Bio Robot Refrigerator
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Bio Robot Refrigerator - Yanko Design
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Bio Robot Refrigerator - Yanko Design
Zero-energy Bio Refrigerator cools your food with future gel
A Russian designer has created a "bio robot refrigerator" that cools your food with biopolymer gel. There are no shelves, compartments or doors - You just insert your food into the gel. -
Bio Robot Refrigerator- gel koelkast uit Electrolux Wedstrijd - YouTube
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Zero-energy Bio Refrigerator cools your food with future gel
Bio Gel Refrigerator
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Bio Robot Refrigerator - Yanko Design
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